New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

state bonds were featureess with sales OF louisiana
conso Is q 81 5, Tennessee settlement - at Il and
stocks Irving sold Oj At 145. Metropolitan 10 at "A.
New York 30 al 2l3 and Republic al al l3S
The market for railway bonds generally was inactive
bnt all issues having speculative character were s'in-
pathetic with the share market IRE second - with
nearly three months accrued interest sold OF y per
49, =. - tar.ev certi6cafe "a were of III
al es Missouri Pacific general Ga were = lower at
T. eaUIt H. vcre Up Ia AZ 90 West shore guarantee
IS were offered by single bonds = percent 10 9e4
ana closed 9sl2 bid. Columbus. Hooking valley and
Lake Frie and Western - declined cent to lOl t.
Contra Iowa rst receipts declined per cent to SO
81 Denver Granae frs's were OF per cent at
100 but the new As were = higher al sos Atlantic aud
Tran.continenta of cent To 81 and closed al
al 92l2 Fort Worth and Denver hrst1 de-
elined per cent to 10 So, - Si Joseph
iO0io St Louis and san Francisco genera" IS =" ere p
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Exchange
Cotton seed oil certificates sold $500 a 81 i2@3Of
American Cable 900, at 72G71 Western Nations Bank
30 Mexican National 300 at 8, Security Milling and
Mining goo AT So l29 -, and Kingston ana fo'-
As usual on Frdays because the Stock EXCHANGE rule
shuts from offerings At the Board large sums o.
money as we. as requiring the calling OF loans that
dav possibly nay hc needed Oh SATURDAY the money
EXCEPTIONS aud per cent aud the closing quo
taton was Ga7 per cent. Tomorrow money w.n1e
IN full supply al n per cent.
The su'-Ireasury was debtor at the Clearing House
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The business OF the Suh-TreasgTy Tor the week ending
Tonight includes receipts o. $l35Cs5ll and PAYMENTS
ofSlO327 OBI leaving the balance $40 "b'3b3
against SI5-.S2BSS3 August 10. showing AL apparent
rain % & al 4so: but deductng from the payments
So 10000 and from fe receipts S5ei5oOo for tens
which only affect the subTreasurys account win ne
General Treasury, and allowing for $4,000 paid of re-
denuton trade dollars its true loss as affecting tie
hanks il SI57.52O. and this includes receipts o.
81 q35 600 for exchange ST. Louis. chicago etc To-
DAYS operations covered: Receipts cl,0-e 3.3 nav
ments So 765.510 currency balance, 80, 4"%9o ;
coin balance, Sl473l9,o67.
The Clearing House statement today was as ioi!o"s
Exchanges S95,70j 23S balances SJ.ZOO944- =,
The United Treasury at Warrington received
s2lOO 600 National bahk notes for redemption.
me customs receipts S7Gl ,92S and the internal
revenue receipts were 1877 .43O
The foreign exchanges quiet and easy with rates
lower for short sterling We revise quotations FOR
busuess follows Bankers bills. - eO% and ~ ~
for long and snOrt sterling respectively 523's ana
boz for francs; 94ae and 944 for rechmarksi 'Os
and 400 for gulders. 49,. ~,
Toudop British consOls steady AT 1Ol y for both
money and Bar silyer was strong win an ad-
vance OF I'd as 81 Cd. per ounce English standard
Money easier at cent between bankefs aud al
2l2d o. for discount or baLkers 90 ana 80 Day
bills American railways opened strong aud further I'M
proved but closed lower III response 70 the ma day DE
Cline IN the New-Yerk market At Paris French 3
per cents declined from Sl8O to elo1 and closed at
81 SLY and sight exchange On London easier al
25 33Lo francs 10 the The weekly statement Of The
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows a specie gain OF
100000 marks